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Our 3 favorite spots to eat Japanese handrolls in Paris

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The Editor

@dokidoki_handrollbar

Let's put aside sushi, ramen, and mochi! We're taking you on an incredible culinary experience with Japanese hand rolls. A roll prepared with a sheet of nori seaweed, filled with warm rice and tartare fish... Crunchy, soft, and fresh (yes, all at the same time), this is our new favorite Japanese delicacy. So, to ensure you can enjoy it as much as we do, we're revealing our three favorite addresses in Paris.


Onii San

This intimate, cozy, and festive space draws inspiration from various concepts born between Tokyo and Los Angeles. Let's introduce Isaac Romero and Risa Ichimaru, the duo behind the scene who have crafted a refined menu of Japanese specialties and authentic recipes that celebrate the art of temaki handrolls. It's up to you to choose the one that will tantalize your taste buds! There's a first vegetarian recipe with cucumber, shiso, and paprika mayo, followed by two others featuring fish, such as salmon with crunchy tempura or negitoro (chopped raw tuna). We can already feel our mouths watering in anticipation...

Onii San
82, rue des Archives – 3rd
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DokiDoki

Nestled in the heart of the Poste du Louvre, DokiDoki welcomes all Parisians in search of new gastronomic experiences. Come and lean on this Japanese counter, here we taste top-notch hand rolls. The flavorful and crunchy nori seaweed delicately wraps al dente rice and a selection of tartarized fish... Welcome to the fast food of omakase. Wash down your dishes with delicious sake and please, don't miss out on their mochis. It's a KILLER, we tell you!

DokiDoki
59, rue Jean-Jacques-Rousseau – 1st
11, rue Marbeuf – 8th
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Kaïto

Here, we eat standing up, just like the Tokyo fish market counters, and we absolutely love it! Kaïto, which can be translated as "the man of the sea", reveals its long blue marble counter where we come to lean and enjoy freshly prepared handrolls right in front of our eyes. This little Japanese counter already delights the whole Odéon neighborhood, so we'll let you discover it in turn.

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Kaïto
71, rue de Seine – 6e
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